Meet the team
Based in Inverness, we work closely with partners, contractors and stakeholders across Scotland and beyond.
We also work in close consultation with the Caledonian Climate Advisory Board to ensure our restoration initiatives are guided by the best possible science and research.
Freddie Ingleby
Managing Director
With ten years of operational experience working for global corporates, Freddie is the eyes and ears of Caledonian Climate. He works closely with our business and landholder partners to build strong, lasting relationships and maximise mutual benefits. Freddie has a background in farming, a love for the Scottish countryside and a desire to make a positive personal impact on rural communities and ecosystems.
Randal Wilson
Director
Randal brings substantial arable and livestock farming experience (both lowland and upland) to Caledonian Climate, along with multiple rural land management roles. He manages significant renewable energy resources, extensive woodlands and sporting estates. And close to his heart, Randal has been at the forefront of peatland restoration in Scotland, revitalising 250 hectares of degraded peatlands in Ross-shire.
Simon Laird
Director
Simon has a long track record of direct operational involvement in most rural property matters. These include sportings, forestry, renewables, agriculture and tourism. Identifying opportunities, within the rural land use sector, which attract investment and create employment is a particular interest.
Michael Alexander
Director
Michael is a sustainability professional with more than 25 years of multi-disciplinary experience in driving improvements in global corporations. A leader in the development, implementation and evaluation of corporate sustainability vision and strategy, his dual focus is on environmental benefits and sustainable business growth. At the weekend, Michael is also a part-time smallholder farmer.
Annabel Wilson
Environmental Project Leader and Media Coordinator
Annabel comes from a rural-farming background with extensive experience in equine management and agriculture, underpinned by four years working in Australia and New Zealand. Having recently returned to Scotland to peruse a passion for environmental work on home turf, Annabel carries out detailed feasibility studies of restoration sites, whilst spearheading the business’s social media and marketing.